Activity 1

What is tutting inspired by?

• Ballet movements

• Egyptian art and geometric hand gestures

• African tribal dances

• Martial arts techniques

Whing of the following describes shuffling?

• It focuses on fast foot movements and gliding steps.

• It is performed mostly on the floor with spins.

• It uses slow and dramatic arm movements.

• It is a dance style that focuses on storytelling.

Which dance style is known for its powerful and expressive arm movements?

• Tutting

• Shuffling

• Waacking

• B-boying

What is the main characteristic of locking?

• Smooth and fluid movements

• Fast and aggressive footwork

• Robotic movements with no pauses

• Sharp, exaggerated movements with sudden pauses (locks)

Which breakdancing element involves holding a pose, often balancing on hands or head?

• Toprock

• Freezes

• Downrock

• Transitions

Which element of breakdancing is performed while standing?

• Freezes

• Power Moves

• Downrock

• Toprock

Which of the following is a floor-based movement in B-boying that showcase speed and control?

• Downrock

• Toprock

• Power Moves

• Freezes

Which of the following is an example of an acrobatic move performed in B-boying?

• transitions

• Downrock

• Power Moves

• Toprock

How did B-boying (breakdancing) originate?

• It started in the 1980s in Los Angeles.

• It was created by dancers in Japan.

• It originated in the 1970s in the Bronx, New York.

• It was first performed in dance studios.

Which dance style often includes dancers battling each other in freestyle form?

• Salsa

• Ballet

• Krumping

• Ballroom